Local Notes and Social Headlines From Albany
Isaac Snowden trades property on the Athens Albany pike just outside the corporation for east Albany property near Railroad Street. Four of Lydia Wilcox’s children and families gathered for a picnic at Mrs Vina Roberts home. Invitations go out for the September 1 wedding of Maria Grover Athens and Prof Homer Cherrington Athens.
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Albany
Isaac Snowden
Athens-Albany Pike
Herb Mc Valley
East Albany
Railroad Street
eMany
Iss Maria ‘Grover
Athens
Homer Cherrington
Ss Grover
Marion Guests Visit From Hill Crest Farm
Mrs Frank Knapp and three daughters Elsie Jean Marjory Ann and Peggy of Marion joined her mother daughter Jean at the home of her sister Mrs Fidon Dai of Hill Crest farm and will remain for a two weeks visit Their mother Mrs Peevey is also a guest at her daughter's home.
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Marion
Frank Knapp
Elsie Jean
Marjory Ann
Peggy
Jean
Fidon Dai
Hill Crest Farm
Peevey
Niece reports sale of 150 acre farm along major highway
Frank Robinett of west Albany receives a letter from his niece Mrs Ed Martindill of Lyndon announcing purchase of a 150 acre farm on the main highway between Chillicothe and the Cincinnati pike. Martindill, daughter of Henry Lockel of Mc Arthur and the late Rhoda Robinett, and her husband have lived for years on a 500 acre Greenfield estate. Heirs of the Greenfield owner plan to sell after his death. This year the farm yielded 4500 bushels of wheat and required a week to thresh.
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Frank Robinett
Albany
Ed Martindill
Lyndon
Chillicothe
Cincinnati Pike
Martindill
Henry Lockel
McArthur
Rhoda Robinett
Leaving Albany For New Home In Athers
Mr and Mrs A D Cline with daughter Frances and twins John and William plan to move this week to Athers. They live at 1 Pearl street in a 14 room house and intend to rent rooms to students. Mr Cline sold his farm west of Albany to Moshure of Athens who takes possession immediately.
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Albany
A. D. Cline
Frances
John
William
Athers
Pearl _ street
Florence Brown entertains friends from Thursday to Monday
Miss Florence Brown and her father Charlie Brown entertained a number of friends from last Thursday to Monday of this week. The guests from Columbus included Mrs. C. F. Junkerman, Miss Ann Junkerman, Carl Junkerman, Mrs. Herbert Law and two children, Robert Wells and Martha Jeanne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Brown
Charlie Brown
C. F. Junkerman
Ann Junkerman
Carl Junkerman
Herbert Law
Robert Wells
Martha Jeanne
Columbus
Local residents visit relatives and travel plans in 1910s Gallipolis notes
Mrs. Alta Coe and husband traveled from Columbus to Michigan for a several day outing. Their daughter Mabel May stayed with grandparents T. W. Coe. Relatives Mary Cline Alice Radcliffe and others visit Carpenter and Gallipolis areas.
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Robert Gatch
Alta Coe
Columbus
Michigan
Mabel May
T. W. Coe
Mary Cline
Carpenter
Alice Radcliffe
Fred Johnston
Gwendolyn
Cary
J. R. Eyestone
Oak Grove residents visit. church and family news
Oak Grove ties show visitors and extended family from Marion Pomeroy Nelsonville and Springfield. Bernice O Hara and daughter return home from a visit. Several families meet at church and with relatives including Hartman Wochenschwanz Hartman and Kinsey visits. The Rev. Curtis Knicht attends Springfield assembly.
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Bernice O'Hara
Marion
Curtis Knicht
Mary
Fiossie
Rhoda Perry
Douglas Hartman
Local Social Notes From Beebe and Nearby
Bethany Mary Johnson and granddaughter Thelma return home after a month with son Howard Johnson in Baltimore. Mrs Grant Russell reportedly at her home. C E Petty and daughter Isabelle visited Gus Kyle in Beebe. Martha Hamilton of near Guysville visits Harry and Mrs Wires. Wyatt Johnson guests of Frost near Beebe. Jula Bean visits mother Glenora Wright. Clarence Barnes of Letart Falls revisits relatives here and at Stewart. Wyatt Johnson plans move to Progs property bought by He Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johnson
Thelma
Howard Johnson
Baltimore
Grant Russell
C. E. Petty
Isabelle
Gus Kyle
Beebe
Martha Hamilton
Guysville
Harry Wires
Wyatt Johnson
Frost
Bee
Hamden Reunion Music by Hamden Band at Scott Gathering
The Hamden band played at the Scott reunion on Sunday August 15 with attendees from local families including Mrs J A Jolly and Mr and Mrs Palma Kruger. Visitors Mr and Mrs Leo Stanton and children returned home after visiting relatives in Cincinnati. George Sherman of Columbus visited his wife and son staying with her mother Mrs Anna Triplett. Mrs F C Donaldson visited her daughter Miss Emily Donaldson who attends school at Rio Grande.
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Hamden
Scott
Hmeo
J. A. Jolly
Palma Kruger
H. Merrill
Cincinnati
Leo Stanton
Betty
Ruth
Tim
George Sherman
Columbus
Anna Triplett
F. C. Donaldson
Emily Donaldson
Rio Grande
Mary Virginia
William Gillogly
Albany
Thelmore Stansbury
William Ralston
Panville
A. B. Rupe
Perley
Wilbur
Paul Harris
I. W. Walker
Middleport
Lewis Chase
Stanley
M. W. Howery
John Fischler
Parkersburg
Bobo Wins School Transport Contract By Narrow Bid
Vv. C. Bobo was awarded the term contract to transport Puritan to Hamden schoolchildren after under bidding the nearest rival by one cent. Charles Gregory of Wilkesville township bought the Sarah Fletcher residence on South Main Street. Blanche Winstead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C W Winstead, injured her arm Monday. Mrs. Charles Wagner and Mrs. Ide Johnson of Wellston visited Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W E Stanton with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reese of Wellston spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cook in Cincinnati. Mrs. Cook accompanied them home and will stay with the Stantons for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv. C. Bobo
Puritan
Hamden
Charles Gregory
Wilkesville Township
Sarah Fletcher
South Main Street
Blanche Winstead
C. W. Winstead
Charles Wagner
Ide Johnson
Wellston
Local Social News From Coonville and Surroundings
Mrs Goldin Dexter and two children visited Mrs John Giffin Wednesday evening. Several families including Gullett Burt Rhorick and Hendersons called on Exline neighbors. A 15 month old Albaugh child swallowed a safety pin but suffered no ill effects. Families visited Bailey Jackson and Bailey area and sisters and cousins spent weekends with relatives. Starr Sunday school plans a children’s picnic next Sunday near the church. all members urged to attend with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldin Dexter
John Giffin
C. H. Gullett
Francis Burt
Audrey Rhorick
Evelyn
Flossie Henderson
Clyde Exline
Bert Albaugh
Sherman Silvey
Margaret
Bailey
Green Stephens
Ina Dicken
Faye
Alice Eggleson
Clyde Harmon
Anna Dorine
Kate Johnson
Dicia
Faye Johnson
John
Ernest Davis
Ed Bay
C. H. Exline
Everett Dicken
Jackson
J. N. Exline
Chester Larrey
Bert Albaught
Starr Sunday School
Local Visitors and Arrivals Reported Across Zanesville and Athens
Carpenter Mrs. Margaret Davis of Zanesville visits brother W E Harman and wife. Frank Dudgeon of Pontiac Michigan visits relatives. Clarence Jewell employed at Glouster. Mrs. Fred Brooks and daughter Margaret of Athens guests of her parents Grant and Mrs Bobo. Miss Alice Perry assists Mrs Walter Jordan. Mr and Mrs W H Hampton and Mr and Mrs G C Gorby visit Athens. Frank Foley and family go to Toledo to see Mrs Foley’s brother Ernest Nichols and wife. Dr Grace Jordan of Columbus visits relatives in Albany and Rutland. Mr and Mrs Ray Zorn and family of Minot North Dakota arrive Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Davis
Zanesville
W. E. Harman
Frank Dudgeon
Pontiac
Mich
Clarence Jewell
Glouster
Fred Brooks
Margaret
Athens
Grant Bobo
Alice Perry
Walter Jordan
W. H. Hampton
G. C. Gorby
Grace
Eunice Donoghue
Barberton
Pearl McClellan
Mark Shelton
James Bradbury
Alberta
Akron
Eleanor Thomas
Claudea Cope
Logan
Harold Potts
Columbus
George Potts
Lester Hayman
Charles Penn
Joe Hellyer
Michigan
Clarence Stiff
Art Stiff
George Briley
Lancaster
Charles Briley
Edward Patton
Lucille McCully
James Robinson
Gerald
Ferrel Thomas
Matt Thomas
Frank Linton
George Vansickle
Katzenbach
Briar Hill
Frank Johnson
Nelsonville
Walter Frazee
Roy’ Blanchard
Marjory
Bill
Adam Keifer
McCunesville
Clifford Brooker
Ruth Brooker
This City
Agnes McAllister
Detroit
Residents and visitors share a busy local week
Notes from the area list residents and travelers visiting relatives in town and nearby towns. Zorn family arrangements, Jewell and Starkey visits, Gillogly moves to Albany, Stansbury and Rupe families visiting, Chase illness, weather improves after rain, Howery recovering from flu, Fischler family sorrow over a death in Parkersburg.
Sharpsburg Road Work Resumes After Week’s Idle Time
Sharpsburg work on highway No 157 restarts after a week idle with surfacing soon to reach the Washington county line. Travel to Bart lett is nearly impossible due to a closed road and a poor detour. Visitors from home coming have departed as families attend local reunions and visitors arrive for gatherings.
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Washington County
Bartlett
Cc. T. Strode
Strode
Elliotts
Minturn George
Gallipolis
Willard Burns
Portsmouth
Daisy Burns
Henry Burns
Frederick Schuler
Alice
Athens
L. W. Harris
Joy Farm
Joy
Brill Run
Dessie Adrian
Barberton
Eliza
Jane Heald
Dayton
Sunday Guests From Many Families Visit South Canaan
The article lists numerous residents and guests visiting in South Canaan including Mr. and Mrs. Marshall with son William and family, Mrs. Maggie Ayers with Margaret Jane and John, and other relatives from Chillicothe Columbus Welcome Minn San Jose Calif Logan Graham's Chapel and Graham's area. It notes visits to multiple households including Bartlett Poston Judson Halbert Fulton and Wind sor families during a Sunday gathering.
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Glass
John Bartlett
Ida Stalder
Augusta
Jennie Lent
Edwin FE. Gerken
San Jose
Calif
Emily E. Pennington
Welcome
Minn
Frank Griffin
T. O. Kincade
John Montgomery
Logan
Mae Warren
Nellie Halbert
Nita Butts
Oscar Dillinger
Frank Hublers
Grove Halbert
Orestus Fulton
Graham's Chapel
John Poston
Perry Judson
Jim Judson
Malvina
Cecil Poston
Helen
Louise Butts
Rachel Margaret Crawford
Gerald, Chester, Everett
Raymond Hoskinson
Charles Windsor
Pratt's Fork Sunday Guests Include Several Families
Pratt's Fork reports Mr and Mrs George Fulton and family visiting Mr and Mrs CC Dixon. Fraley Fox with guests W M Peal and children Ernest Holter and family Frank Cain and children Iris Tubbs and children visited Mr and Mrs Miles Cain. Miss Flossie Williams and Jack King called on Miss Gladys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fulton
CC. ¥. Dixon
Fraley Fox
W. M. Peal
Ernest Holter
Frank Cain
Iris Tubbs
Miles Cain
Flossie Williams
Jack King
Gladys
Murray City Visitors From Ohio and Nearby towns
Local notes list numerous visits and weekend trips by residents and relatives. Names include Cunliffes of Wheeling, Thomas family of Columbus, Wein family of Columbus, Tipton of Athens, Seaman family of Buckeye Lake, and Braley and Briley families among others visiting in Murray City and surrounding areas.
Sunday Socials Attendances Across Town
Smith family and relatives spent a quiet Sunday visiting neighbors and relatives. Charles Carsey and family joined Gerald and Jacob King. Fred Smith stayed with grandmother Sarah Goldsberry. Florence Meeks visited home folks. Westcott couple from Jerseyville visited Nancy Gilkey. 8 J Smith family visited Fraley Fox. Lucile Colburn visited Dorothy Orr. Harry Smith and children visited Will Colmer family.
Local Visits Highlight Area Families This Week
Mrs. Elizabeth Poston visits Graham Chapel with daughter Effie Watkins. Mabel E. Hawk stays with Ruth B. Boho. Houston Darnell family spends days with John Darnell in Rocky Point. Ruth Bobo visits Garnet Konkoskia in New Asbury. Joy Carsey family visits Lewis Dailey. C L Fulton visits Amos Holland. Arthur Konkoskia visits sister in New Asbury. Cora Phillips stays with Clinton Frost in Long Run. Waldo Williams of Willow Creek visits Harley Williams family. Ruth Bobo visits Vernie Bobo. Dorothy Darnell and son John Henry visit John Darnell family. James Watkins visits Anna Koker.
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Elizabeth Poston
Effie Watkins
New Marshfield
Mabel E. Hawk
Ruth B. Boho
Houston Darnell
Annie
Harley
Mary Bernardine
John Darnell
Rocky Point
Ruth Bobo
Garnet
Burneta Konkoskia
New Asbury
Joy Carsey
Marie, Lenore and
Melvin
Athens
Lewis Dailey
C. L. Fulton
Amos Holland
Arthur Konkoskia
John Bobo
Cora Phillips
Clinton Frost
Long Run
Waldo Williams
Willow Creek
Harley Williams
Kathleen
Vernie Bobo
Dorothy Darnell
Amall
John Henry
Local Families Visit Aboard In Amesville Area
Amesville hosts include Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Goddard with guests from Toledo and Bowling Green Kentucky. The Fisher family and Mrs. Warrener join to visit. J N Lortz’s nephew Jerry Conant relocates to Martinsburg addition. Starling replaces Moore at Standard Oil and moves from Chesterhill area with family near Walker Mill.
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W. R. Goddard
E. V. Fisher
Toledo
K. Warrener
Bowling Green
Fred Lortz
Wheeling
J. N. Lortz
Jerry Conant
Broadwell
Martinsburg
Starling
Mr. Moore
Standard Oil Company
Chesterhill
Walker Mill
Hannah Glazier
J. L. Gra
Local Social Notes From Canaanville and Nearby
The Plains reports social visits and events including Hazel Geisicke staying with Florence Smart in Canaanville, families visiting and traveling among Carbon Hill Athens and Logan, moves into the Keeton house, horses and livestock incidents, and guests from McArthur and Jeffersonville visiting Ed Anderson and family during the period.
Local Families Attend Reunions and Farewell Notices
The piece notes several gatherings including the Easier family reunion near Henderson school house next Sunday August 29 and the Goddard family reunion with Mr and Mrs B M Covert and son Bobby of Athens joining. Distinct mourners attended Frank Moore’s funeral with travelers from The Plains Cleveland Columbus and Beaumont. County commissioners visited Sharpsburg on business as Wyatt Creek road work begins and Antel hill paving starts soon. Dewey R Goddard to greet high school pupils for registration on Monday August 39.
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Clarence Potts
Cleveland
Water Oakley
Clyde Sedwick
Julia
Columbus
Robert Henry
Galion
Thelma = Jones
Pohattan
Barney Hill
Richard
Harry Linscott
Beaumont
Henderson School
B. M. Covert
Bobby
Athens
Goddard
John Goddard
Texas
Sharpsburg
Wyatt Creek
Dewey R. Goddard
Local families visit and return from weekend gatherings
Lottridge and Buck families with babies near Asbury spent Sunday at Daniel Ackley and Carl Day homes with Angi Haning of Danville while Charles Day hosted earlier visits. Other gatherings include Ackley with Allen Ball, and L H Allen Swartz guests at Guy Rhodehaver’s home for a church homecoming.
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Clarence Buck
Asbury
Daniel Ackley
Carl Day
Angie Haning
Danville, Til
Charles Day
Charles Ackley
Allen Ball
Dutch Ridge
L. H. Allen
R. M. Allen
Eleanor
D. Swartz
Guy Rhodehaver
Guysville
M. E. Church
John Tatthory
Cedar Grove
W. Va
Ella Taubory
Coolville
Aldridge
Dorothea
Mildred Runnion
E. G. Alden
Marjorie Gist
L. T. Runnion
Chicago
Harry Aldridge
Aldo McKinley
I. T. Runnion
Mildred
Athens
Louise Watkins
Forward Hardman
Fairmont
Birth day dinner honors Addie Warren and local social notices
Miss Anna Warren hosted a birthday dinner in honor of her cousin Addie Warren on Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs William Washburn of Columbus and Mr and Mrs John McLaughlin and Miss Nanie Safereed. Other items note deaths, travels, and weather related road conditions affecting local funerals.
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Anna Warren
Addie Warren
William Washburn
Columbus
John McLaughlin
Nanie Safereed
Buckeye Saving By Mail Promises Safety for Out-of-Town Members
The Buckeye offers mail service to more than 70,500 members with guaranteed security. No depositor loses through mail when using registered letters, checks, drafts, or money orders. 81% years of existence backs trust. 5% CD rate on large or small amounts. Interest payable by check or semi annually. Resources exceed $32,600,000 with $1,350,000 reserve and surplus.
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Buckeye
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